Kennedy aide says no change in plans after arrest
Springfield report says one of three suspects in an alleged plot against Senator Kennedy had earlier been questioned by the Secret Service about threats to President Ford. Robert White, age 42, was interviewed in Milwaukee last year but faced no charges. Kennedy continued his re election activities amid the weekend arrests.
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Soviet says NATO maneuvers mock Helsinki accords
Krasnaya Zvezda reports Autumn Forge 76 in West Germany as an unprecedented militaristic display hostile to the Soviet Union and other socialist nations. The NATO exercise paralleled Shield 76 war games by the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact forces in southern Poland.
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Handgun Study Says Gun Ownership Fails to Prevent Crime
The UPI report notes the U.S. Conference of Mayors finds citizen handgun ownership does not deter crime and may raise violence risk. Executive Director John Gunther condemns the notion of self protection as a hoax backed by gun manufacturers and the National Rifle Association.
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Government high protein supplements aid WIC children health
A University of North Carolina study for the Agriculture Department found that more than 51,000 low income women and children in 14 states showed improved growth measures after receiving Special Supplemental Food Program for Women Infants and Children aid. The program, enacted by Congress in 1972, targets needy families.
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Americans Optimistic About Nation But Personal Lives Lag
A Potomac Institute study based on Gallup polling shows Americans feel the nation is in better shape in 1975 than in 1974, with a notable rebound in national confidence though personal life improvements are smaller.
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Americans in Peking pay Mao last respects
United States Liaison Office staff in Peking, about 40 Americans, visited the Great Hall of the People to pay last respects to Mao Tse-tung as mourners filed past his body. Security was tight around Tiananmen Square while messages from party and government pledged loyalty to the central committee and policies Mao advanced. Hua Kuo-feng stood as top party figure awaiting central committee confirmation of his appointment.
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Kissinger launches Africa shuttle mission for talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flies from Andrews to Africa on a two week shuttle aimed at forcing negotiations on southern Africa. He will visit Tanzania Zambia and South Africa with possible talks with Rhodesian PM Ian Smith if conditions allow. The mission seeks a framework for negotiations on Rhodesia Namibia and South Africa amid rising violence.
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Bomb kills nine policemen in Rosario Argentina
A remote detonation struck a bus returning from a football game in Rosario killing nine policemen and two civilians, with a 15-year-old girl seriously injured. The car bomb wounded additional bystanders as a second major attack this summer.
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Smallpox nearly vanquished world wide officials say
UPI reports CDC officials in Atlanta say no new smallpox cases have been logged globally for over a month, signaling near eradication. WHO notes last reports were in five Ethiopian villages with no active transmission, awaiting a 10 week verification period before formal eradication.
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New York Democratic Primary Looms in Tuesday Ballot Fight
Eleven states hold primaries Tuesday but focus centers on New York's five way Democratic race for a place on the ballot against Sen. James Buckley. Daniel Moynihan and Bella Abzug reportedly neck and neck ahead of Ramsey Clark Paul O'Dwyer and Abe Hirschfeld in a tightly watched contest.
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Bennington Banner刊登信息与订阅条款
The Bennington Banner daily except Sunday and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont outlines contact numbers and service details. It lists subscriptions by carrier and motor delivery with pricing for Vermont within a 50 mile radius and a three month rate of 9 dollars.
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